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:sickle Alarm Clocks of 9. sup- S orior quality which will be _ _ Sold low. 0

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Modern Jewelry and Fancy ,,

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Store. Tues

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imported to Charlottetown, which Wed

»,_~_ I will sell in four gallon lots at 21 _ Tb"

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I oats a gallon. " " "l Canned Lobsters, one lb Bats ~ . 12 02

Woe' pack, 25cents. ‘

Libby McNeil’s Sliced Bacon, ..._

25 6089!, ' ll

Heaton’s Chow-Chow, 221:; air éll ° o to . , _t-__ ga bm Surprise Soap’ _il Iwas cured of Acute Bronehitis by MIN ;' ' 27ssnu. lf. ARD's LINIMENT,

il; Brix; Tea _:gn beat Haszard’s "T

min- e sell the " 2 », B fisi d . ____ ‘adm K°l"l1l1¢ éllt ay o an s

- ‘£1 Iwas cured of Facial Nenralgia by - _M

J. M. CAMPBELL.

` Thang arg gash pi-iogg, INARD'S LIN IMENT.

>'_ Goods delivered free ir UW -` _

__ Phone 208. Springhill, N. S.

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"loaf, arms ma Hmmm sa. 'lit FORGE TTNGLEY~

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Albert C0., N. B.

,iii 1. M 3. .. 1 V & B M

lug Flv Spray r f r ani

Pl°lC¢ 50 ¢¢lllS simon ini. ciiiissiz,

Walkers Corner, Ch’town Stoves and Hardware, *BU

EYES .OF ALL NATIONS.

France has one blind person to every 500 inhabitants.

In Egypt twenty one natives were killed because of defective vision, dur-

Sg the dist \e¢k’s iperaticns of an electric railway.

In Gt-rms: y and Engl:-nd there is one blind person to every 1,000. . China has more blii-fi than all other cc urfrie s. Spain cemes next.

America averagrs only ore in every 1,500, the lowest per cent of any

onniry. This is explained in the fact that icifniinc adjustment of glasses hae, :rear hed its greatest perfection in this count '

ry: _

Mar-y eyes have been _saved through the timcly use of glasses.

_ . A urrum, ssiitiior, tour; hm a¢

We test eyes for glasses. Any eye we cannot it should have the stten- . ~ MONEY T0 LOA!

tion of a doctor who is an eye specialist.

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Caneron Blockf

= hsaiin Beams. Pantone

f Panracr Fir Metal *"° fr; l`l'mm"‘l Noi; ____ Gu £0 WL5AN N F4PF>£ARA

. “PAN” PLATES. l 'NEST i-""5"

incl ».'l’.‘.iI.. ..s..’é3.."....

Teeth extracted or filled without pain by our modern methods. If you require artiiicial teeth,you can cal in the morning and go h0n_ic sa_me day with your new

aes. Pe rfect Et and satisfaction guaranteed. We are the only dentists in P. E. I. w _o make xtiicial teeth by the celebrated Wells System Teeth made b this system are perfection in ev

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thy an t c price is same as the ordinary plate. If a sett of 'Iyeeth we make is not distinctly wg gg claim for it-don't pay a cent. ‘

TEETH EXTRACT ED FREE and without pain when

new teeth are ordered. _ _ A [>_,

If you live out of town it is to your advantage to have work 0 S V /r __ _

Ewne by us as you don‘t_liave to lose tim-:_ We m:~l<e artificial _ I k=th, and Crown or Bridge work same day you come _ We R °' \ treat and till aching teeth in one sitting, and guarantee no 'V ' /,fi-;

more toothache. ”' ‘ ”""

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If you have some old roots, or badly decayed teeth don‘t __ __ _ _W gli

hve them extracted, but lct_us restore them to their H ` li _Q __ latnral usefulness with our painless Crown and Bridge .- " " i lystem, which is undetectable and everlasting. The cost is ; Stall while the results are great.

I-LL EXAMINATIONS AND CONSULTATIONS FREE. ALL WORK DONE BY DENTAL' SYECIALISTS. H0urS9t0 6. 0 nEv¢ni "

Charlottetown. P. lip; 15”:

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Your supply of coal is worked down pretty well by this _,`

time and now you are ready for more. We can supply __

you with the best and that is always the cheapest to buy. if

Hunan lllleliule lculeml

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hom $6.50 to $10.00.-McGougan 8cWright.

Founded 1838 as a Christian College Arte

For calendar, or further inlovmadon send t

T. TROY: ER, D. D.,

President.

(1828-1901)

ACliristiau School for young men and boy .ers the followingfcourses: Matriculation course,Scienti6c course, General nurse, Businss course and Manual Training DUTSC.

pt. o u cr in rmation applyto

Principal, Wolfvilla, N. S.

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WOLFVILLE, N. S.

For Young Women.

Olaf: FIVE regular courses,-0o_!i§|:¢, _

Vocal music, Piano music, Art, Ilocution, In- ._ struction is also piovidedin Violin, Btauogxaphy and Typewriting. ll

on Ft-.tiny next. at noon.

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_ city, wilibe pleased to learn that he has

:i.°::.£‘°:°:.‘;;:2§;i:°f.ii:‘°:f;1:°;::. bm »f

vince. Prof. Lea is superintending the steamer Mmm' It Wm be remembered r&

installing of a water works plants in Chat- that he was swond omcer of th.e Chule'

ham N_ B_ while on his vac_m°n_ voix for some time. Mr. Clark is a young W

’ ’ man possessed of rare ability and stood _

I _ a 5

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NERVILIN E.

__ 'Prnt ste-uuer Olivette sails for-Boston .

C -'.L kh f., N Yo k is visiting

MI‘.“l\ii¢1 (;;X‘_8»jf:. B.ewLOCklxllI`[.

° R ' H.H.H 'il 'lll t d f Prince County. ._ " °”

Miss Etta Farquharson, returned to the

y Hey-_ P A

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MR A_ A_Le1,urgey_ leaves this mowing _Mi-s. (Di-.) Kier of East Boston is v

on mmm to Sydney_ r _l;_;_;‘t.rl:; city, the guest of Supt. and Mrs.

Mn. Louis Montgomery left yesterday- l ,

°» ~~~»»» ~» .$:if;::.°f:‘;:::.‘1;‘;;.E‘1';‘;';2;':.' °..;“:.':; .

msn Lima chrppsn, oiiuionsmws, 1_>.~i......_ 'C

is visiting Miss Annie Stavert, Summer- . ' °“'°- A .».’lf.'ZI..G§Z‘i°...1.l§§°”.1’ f.’L.‘iT.“°‘l.."’r'.'15 A liao Ida McNair, Charlottetown, is lGlugow. _

__ vialtinu in Summsrside, the guess of Hr. _ Mm. Fmnh ’"`nbu_s°n ‘nd ui" _ “nd Hn' 'mms' G1°"r' lMcDonald Picton returned home yester-

Miss Ethel Morson of Marshdeld, was a day morning. j`

passenger by the Northumberland yester, ` M" E Morrison who has been 'mhz day’ en route to Begin’ N' W' T’ her parents in this city, leaves this morn-

MB. FRANK MCMILLAN, Manager of the ing on return to Rowland, B, C, ‘

Bank °f P' E' Island °t thi' t'°.w°’ has re' Mit. Jas. Matheson, late of the R. C. A. lr _ sumed his duties after a vacation. len yuberday morning for Porthnd _

_N Mn. C. L. McDonald_ left yesterday on where he has secured a position. __ “MY

return to Cleveland, Ohio, after spending Dr G.” _` l . ge W. Smallvrood and Mrs. _.

t me mmm" ‘t his b°m° in St” El°°n°rS° _ S_mallwood who havebeen visiting friends , , ull Abfillhm S0l1U1'U1BD.C¢Dl5l‘ll B846' in the city leave this morning for \hcir‘_ We que, was a passenger by the Northumber- heme. _ _ 1 lrfd 533323; eiuzglx; °n ° 'mt to Dr. Rose of British Columbia who la A ‘ r ‘n . °° ` visiting his oli home in Lakeville, was in

Mn. Jas. McNeill, Indian Agent at Cal- :the city yesterday. He returns next

gary, N. W. T., and Mrs. McNeill, left week.

_yesterday via Point du Chene, returning.

_ from a two weeks’ visit to friends in this 033; tslhliiizr; Et) thB°os';;m_l:;:

Province. ' ’

_ arrive ln the city by the next trip of the

__ Ma. Jomt Ciuwronn and daughter, Olivette.

Miss Ethel Crawford Central Bedeque,

crossed by the N orthuhiberland yesterday holilslfilxggldX;sFE’ve?;yl;|3;;n:rl;:: _ en route to New York where they intend l

m1oc.te_ 73:, Mrs. (Dr.) H. Bradshaw of Miss Eva Bulpitt of Roseneuth after a Mr Horne Si ' '

. mms of Rachine. Wlscon

pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs R H sin, who has spent the sum mt

C be le!

. . . bs of St. John who

Risv. Ephrain Reid Mrs. Read and their °°m 1

daughter Miss Pauline Read, of Bethel ;;°et;:;;° xtzzias garter in the lim' Vermont and their son Prof. Warren “ tel D _ps m°"°W’ rece ved _

_ a egram last night which necessitates

Read, of New York, left yesterday on re his departure for St John thi I

turn after a visit to relatives and friends ' S "mm U3'

in Summerside. The many friends of Mr. R. Reginald Pao, Lea of McGill was a pnsenger Clarke, son of Mr. W. W. Clarke of this

This isth testimony of Mr. Be amin

Is brim full of bargains, We keep High Quality Groceries

at Low Prices. Buyers ho have not visirfd us will do

well to call and see what we can do in the way of

Supplies-

llrisnll &. Hornsby

Queen St.

_ »»»o~»o--0-Q-on wif-o'»o»-one

There arc nine teachers on the ataE, four ol

Easy of access, Unsurpaieed Location, Modern ;

and Sanitary in Equipment. Skilled and Com- ; petent Instructors. Deeply Christian in Ano; cation and indncu

cc.

Fall term begins Sept. 4th. Riraahndu and

whom are in residence. ' 1. if . -me _ i B . 3-

The Academy Home is undergoing nepais

and will henceforth be heetcd by hot water and

lit by electric light

In connection with the school there h a P

_Juvenile department for boys under fourteen ' ears of age. School reopens on the 4th of

‘ge P r rth ` fo '

BOOK & JOB

PRINTING

NQODERN type, modern and fast

presses, the best quality of sta-

tionery and a long and practica

experience in the business enable me to turn out superior, work at the rates charged for poor work. I have now at complete and first-class job Printing plant-at your service.

ARGHIBALD lllwlll, Publishu' P. E. Island Magadzm

li. PIGKA RD & 6o.,.i»sarsssa..w.,l ir...

Bam Nr. 1 what cimioaewvn P. ir. I_l,>,., '

y by er

Rmgmemp. TelephoneYo.x89.

Mm and M,.S_ William Panenom Miss Dillon, of* Leeds, Ont., who says: [ll feels

t l i h

Alice, Masters William and Leslie Petter- ivtaalli g£1go|£5nE;r0§c';v[§;|`;egs Tgrgsgcglif son, left yesterday on return to Montreal ple cure for rheumatic pains; it cures

after avisit to Mrs. Patterson’s sister them Every tlgm' §I‘:3hi'i_3 .I k“°" °f` Mrs.` J. A. Gout-lie, Suinmerside. They f1‘,1,l1t_£i,l,:r;b,zi`,=¢l>\?|d°fl¢1;ls(it asmiiglcgggdryanalh

WUT* 8°00mD3¥1l¢d 5° P01115 du Cherie bY bread itself. Nerviline has cured rbeu-. ‘

Miss Fannie Gam-lie, inatism of 30 years standing, and can cure

_ggpél Inistant relief absolute cure, lasger .

B C.

Kenneth J. Marti

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_W city yesterday evening by the Princess. ; L; 5 i i

Miss Lena Barrett has arrived homr __ i i is t »

tui-‘riR‘toC.SBf'iM°rrisleft yesterdiy on re' from Boston greatly im roved in health. ~ J

Had these small ‘creations

been sbairsi in its miie ~

_way,'thcy would have cost no ~ and yonfi'om25 to35porcent more, but we got them at a snap something' very unusual » at the beginning of the Season, you will reap the benelt if .yon purchase now. By so doing you will save money. Be the drst to appear with the pretty Fall styles. Havana ofyonr garment the fall e season

are showing in all about

Gtty diljsrent styled. Our

prices will please you

- . . . _ _ -f Always in the Lead »

, <1 i b th _ me' " “U '

Nbgthuriiberiii'.n};i,i:‘raiibxE:elii.fi1edRvi;t td with Prof' H' A' Tant'°n’l°a'ves this umm'

friends in and about Boston ing for his home' . .

Mr Fred W C

Sentnei McLeod 8160

LEADERS IN MILLINERY

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up-to-date goods, always the largest as- M0* _

sortment. We make agreat specialty of RHEDMATIC

tailor-made suits, 75just received. Prices PAINS CURED BY

your old fence, or perhaps your 1° house needs a coat

of paint to brighten it np! it will look like new

With fi G01* Of PRISM PREPARE PA|NT on it. All colors in stock andtoarrive.

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1 oFFicE=-Bram. Building. ` _

N. Summerside P. E. island.

course marked by breadth and thoroughness. ‘ r 4 K* K F W; J and our establishment the to I Widc range of electives in last two years Eleven

professors, specialists in their respective de- 'hen' Orders partrnents. Standard of scholars i hi h

go, as qual to that of the best 0

gggm g_____,_C)__§c___mgm:ed by Hmgl nge; _ d Garimézppssh magic by us are noted _for their ease Canadian Colleges One hundred and forty an go? _ ' ur §tnnk is replptp mhlonable “‘.‘.iz2:f.s“;r:s;s ‘:.§“.°.;°.;1.';z;;si.i::.:.., ..... LA RGB GHS Brltwh and Um-"1 H wvlf t

. .1 .AU U70

‘°Sct1iird?uiitlsud1;`siring toiake only irpartial course ~ We are agent. for lb? vvlebruted I E

p_i;cy_'_¥te)l_ect studies subject to the approval of the S I and have now over ]()fl in Stock.

Expenses reasonable A considerable num-

ber of scholarsh ps available. Next session

opens Wednesday, Oct and.

..._ Whulppreclale

. BRUCE

Merchant Tailor, Morris Block Op. Post Oliice

Charlottetown. _

Yours for

Pure Paint

Fennel! & Chandler

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CALENDAR POR AUG. 1901 9 ' Q o _ a t I lo l o 5. i ` __ ___

M Up g[[[|J[R SUM SIDE ‘ seein

gig; i?<i1<lLiilieiritiit,h4h‘l}3z‘1niil1thfn` ~ Mr.wii1ir.m Reid, st. isimim, isis

First Quarter. 22nd, 3h. 52m, m. the city.

Full Moon 29t 4h. 21m m.

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_ f _ ~ f Mr.. R. Everett Mutch left for Sydney _

211;* st; sal miie. »f»=»»°°»~

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